| The co-op offers packages grouped according to ethnicity, borough and frequency, and verifies unaudited circulations. |
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| The Ministry of Agriculture has issued a series of circulations and standards to fight against zoogenic diseases for this year. |
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| These hard wood blocks were durable enough to withstand the thousands of printings necessary for magazines with national circulations. |
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| Magazine circulations are either static, growing for some newer titles, or slowly sliding. |
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| Deep vein thrombosis also may affect the caval, innominate, cerebral, hepatic, portal, splenic, mesenteric, and renal venous circulations. |
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| Therefore the pulmonary and systemic circulations are in parallel and a communication between the two is needed. |
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| University libraries reported 320,000 circulations per library and public libraries 265,000 per library. |
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| The three larger lakes are big enough to set up sea breeze circulations producing quite variable winds throughout the area. |
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| These oscillations may be from DZ to LZ, within a single zone or have components of both small intrazonal and large inter-zonal circulations. |
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| On a global scale, the Coriolis force contributes towards the maintenance of the wind belts and upper air circulations, including jet streams. |
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| Movements of cloud patterns detected by viewing sequential satellite images, indicate the circulations of broad-scale weather systems. |
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| They carry their temperature and humidity characteristics with them and display internal circulations around their high-pressure centres. |
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| Thanks to these circulations of the waters, all the creatures can be provided with water that sustains their lives. |
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| Many have very small circulations and operate on a precarious financial footing. |
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| Based in the economic capital, Casablanca, the two magazines have circulations of more than 20,000 copies a week. |
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| Guidance and heating of the wort is performed at a rate of five to six circulations per hour. |
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| It may affect coronary, pulmonary, cerebral, and splanchnic circulations. |
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| Through collective agreement, the book format, a scholarly binding, is held in a higher regard than magazines and other similar entertainment circulations. |
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| Newspaper circulations everywhere have been falling for decades. |
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| With regard to newspaper circulations, you incorrectly note that the Newcastle Herald and the Gold Coast Bulletin topped the regional growth stakes. |
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| To do so, they use an analysis applied to mean sea level pressure data that provides simple representations of spatial states of atmospheric circulations that evolve over a 30-month running wintertime window. |
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| The ImageBank includes approx. 40,000 images and schematic diagrams, standard circulations and functionalities of the human physiology, anatomy and microanatomy of the head, neck, brain and nerves. |
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| These commenting places receive Act drafts or decree drafts during circulations of the drafts for comments, and in the case of their substantial comments, they are invited to negotiate orally. |
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| Venous emboli, commonly produced during decompression, may cross major intracardiac right-to-left shunts and enter the cerebral or spinal cord circulations causing neurological decompression illness. |
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| In conscious and anaesthetized dogs, the drug activated chemoreceptors originating in the pulmonary and coronary circulations, mediated by the vagi, producing bradycardia, hypotension, bradypnea and sometimes apnoea. |
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| These are also joined by the big weekly magazines such as Der Spiegel or Stern which have circulations measured in millions and focus attention on new topics and inÂfluence public debates in German society. |
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| The vertical temperature variations of opposite direction in the troposphere and stratosphere induce sharply different atmospheric circulations in these two atmospheric regions. |
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| The blood supply responsible for nourishing the retina consists of the retinal and uveal circulations, both of which derive from branches of the ophthalmic artery. |
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| The provisions of the Optional Protocol have been implemented through legislation, regulations, circulations, and procedures, as detailed throughout the present report. |
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| The rest of the papers that don't receive the fund have circulations anywhere between 10,000 copies and 30,000 copies, but because their distribution is controlled, we are not selling the papers. |
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| Consequently, Montevideo's newspapers, which account for all of Uruguay's principal daily newspapers, greatly expanded their circulations. |
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| The Alps and Apennines mountains form a natural barrier that protects the city from the major circulations coming from northern Europe and the sea. |
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| However, the widest circulations are reached by regional daily Ouest France with more than 750,000 copies sold, and the 50 other regional papers have also high sales. |
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| For comparison, the chiefly wind-driven Gulf Stream, Kuroshio, and Agulhas Currents carry in excess of 100 million cubic meters per second within horizontal circulations. |
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